U.S. drought most widespread since 1956

we had our first garden this year and we spent more money trying to keep it alive then what we saved in in vegetables. this was the worst I'd ever seen it get here in the last 20 years that I lived here.

liam cul8r wrote:

we had our first garden this year and we spent more money trying to keep it alive then what we saved in in vegetables. this was the worst I'd ever seen it get here in the last 20 years that I lived here.

I agree, my potatoes done fair but everything else is stunted! I am beginning to think it's cheaper to buy off of sellers on the side of the road!

I can believe it. The blackberries just dried up on the vine.

I was born back in the early 50's. Maybe that is why I like hot weather.

Well....that...and there's no snow or ice....

liam cul8r wrote:

we had our first garden this year and we spent more money trying to keep it alive then what we saved in in vegetables. this was the worst I'd ever seen it get here in the last 20 years that I lived here.

Yes - we did the same thing here. Not our first, but our first good sized garden. The $ spent in watering it... At least the veggies will taste better than those at the supermarket. Also, with the rest of our yard brown, this bright green garden looks a lot better than it really is.

Just can't save a penny in this county can we.

Old Sam wrote:

I was born back in the early 50's. Maybe that is why I like hot weather.
Well....that...and there's no snow or ice....

born in early 50's huh?? not as old as you appear...

I need rain,,, lots and lots of rain,,,, my birds in the trees outside my patio door, dont sing this summer,,, its sad

reebie wrote:

<quoted text> born in early 50's huh?? not as old as you appear...
I need rain,,, lots and lots of rain,,,, my birds in the trees outside my patio door, dont sing this summer,,, its sad

...me/mine, too, reebs....I went trout fishin' the other day, took my lawn chair, and sat bellybutton deep in the river....comes from a spring, 9 million gallons per hour and about 58 degrees...caught more'n trout for Supper, but I'd trade it all for about 5 days of good slow rain....

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And the early 60's were snowier than usual. Climate change is a cyclic thing. Up, then down, then up, then down.

Al Gore and his minions can't seem to grasp that, however.

Uh Clem wrote:

And the early 60's were snowier than usual. Climate change is a cyclic thing. Up, then down, then up, then down.
Al Gore and his minions can't seem to grasp that, however.

Al Gore and his minions don't WANT to grasp that; there is no money to be made from common sense.

I don't remember bottled water being this expensive ever...

:0

Uh Clem wrote:

And the early 60's were snowier than usual. Climate change is a cyclic thing. Up, then down, then up, then down.
Al Gore and his minions can't seem to grasp that, however.

Set them straight, Gacy. Any idiot knows that 100 years of carbon-based emissions- never before seen in the history of the earth- CANNOT possibly have any impact on our climate.You prove that.

Sheesh...

Ferrerman wrote:

<quoted text>Set them straight, Gacy. Any idiot knows that 100 years of carbon-based emissions- never before seen in the history of the earth- CANNOT possibly have any impact on our climate.You prove that.
Sheesh...

You mean the EPA hasn't made a damn bit of difference in 42 years? GET RID OF IT!!

And didn't Tricky Dicky create the thing anyway? That's just gotta piss you off, huh Fairy?

GloBULL Warming...LMAO! Do you buy carbon credits?

Man. Ya just never know which one of the Gilmore Girls will show up.

Ferrerman wrote:

Man. Ya just never know which one of the Gilmore Girls will show up.

Which one are you, Fairy? Lorelai or Rory?

SteeeeeeeRIKE THREEEEE! Yoooouu're OUT!

Of the closet, that is, you little d!ck munching Obamapheliac...

Ferrerman wrote:

<quoted text>Set them straight, Gacy. Any idiot knows that 100 years of carbon-based emissions- never before seen in the history of the earth- CANNOT possibly have any impact on our climate.You prove that.
Sheesh...

No, you prove that it DOES. It's your assertion.

Ferrerman wrote:

<quoted text>Set them straight, Gacy. Any idiot knows that 100 years of carbon-based emissions- never before seen in the history of the earth- CANNOT possibly have any impact on our climate.You prove that.
Sheesh...

And while your at it, Lee Harvey, feel free to explain why we have global 'warming' and yet Greenland is buried under 100 ft of ice and snow today when a couple thousand years ago it was lush and green (ergo,'Green' land).

Uh Clem wrote:

And the early 60's were snowier than usual. Climate change is a cyclic thing. Up, then down, then up, then down.
Al Gore and his minions can't seem to grasp that, however.

So true! Back in the 50's lake Mead was way down like it is now then years went by and it was reported to be the fullest ever.

DondoDork wrote:

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So true! Back in the 50's lake Mead was way down like it is now then years went by and it was reported to be the fullest ever.

But now LV has 3 million people who didn't used to live there.

Uh Clem wrote:

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But now LV has 3 million people who didn't used to live there.

That's so true also but if you look at Lake Powell, it's the same way and there's not 3 million people there. We have lake Mohave 10 min. away and it's only down less than 3-5 percent. Lake Havasu is the same as ours and they're all being feed from the Colorado river.

Hmmm....more people, using more resources....than ever in the history of the world....in less than a hundred years....one billion automobiles....

Eh, must be some made up sh!t. The Bible didn't see fit to mention it....there's no locusts!!!